SS11 designers turned to their animal roots, emblazoning their designs with portraits of their favorite furry friends. From Prada’s now famous monkeys to Tsumori Chisato’s tiger, jungle animals were the most popular, although Miu Miu went classy with swans and Giles showed some koala-looking blobs on intarsia sweaters.
Is that designers thinks a like now.......... when trends starts with something new, their nothing new and refresh you can talk about .... one of my frens visited almost all there shows and she told me ,. how people were reacting about similar topic of Animal Instict..... is that all designer instinct follow this trend Or they really gonna change something with their iconic style......
As we all know how PRADA is all about minimalism ans sophisticated with their style BUT this time , they shows twisty-ness to boost this collection into her already chock-full pantheon of greats. Those cherubs, for a start, plucked from a curlicued baroque interior and all mixed up with bananas and naive monkeys in an exuberantly cartoonish print that looked like something lifted from a poster for a Josephine Baker performance at the Folies Bergère in the twenties. (The models' finger-waved hair also echoed Baker's.) But there was nothing cartoonish about a supremely elegant white shift with a Baker-like silhouette sinuously snaking up and out of a forest of multicolored curlicues.
Other side nothing new as i told you MIU MIU's The snakes twisting up and down tree branches were darker still, but there were elegant swans and exotic lotus flowers—symbols of grace and rebirth, respectively—in equal measure. So perhaps Mrs. Prada isn't quite ready to come down on either side of our culture's addiction to fame.
WHAT can we really say about MCQUEEN he was | he is still our all time favourite. RIP.
-MoniCa singh
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